Sentence examples for called tapping from inspiring English sources

To make opponents submit -- it's called "tapping out" -- jiujitsu artists rely on an armory of grappling techniques, which employ both the arms and legs either to choke their opponents or bend their bodies in a painful way.

In this study, we focused only on one variation of hammering called "tapping"?

For the past few years, a foundation-funded initiative called Tapping Mature Talent worked with the U.S. Department of Labor.

He popularized a playing technique of two‐handed hammer‐ons and pull‐offs called tapping, showcased on the song "Eruption" from the album Van Halen.

When Jessica was sick and bedridden with a severe sinus cold, her brother told her about a stress-relieving technique called "tapping".

Her teachings and philosophy are crystallized in the book that she co-authored with Jack Canfield of Chicken Soup for the Soul -- it's called Tapping Into Ultimate Success: How to Overcome Any Obstacle and Skyrocket Your Results.

It is called "Tap-Tap," the Haitian term for the colorfully painted vans that are the closest thing to reliable public transportation in the capital.

He saved enough to buy one of the rickety pickup trucks that serve as buses (called tap-taps because riders tap the side to signal their stops).

WHEN Deborah Mitchell founded the New Jersey Tap Dance Ensemble in 1994, she was inspired by the words of Sammy Davis Jr., who called tap "a hand-me-down art form," she said.

The taps, like the ones in the new bathroom, are fitted with a gizmo called Tap Magic, which reduces water consumption by 75percentnt.

"There's a lot of jazz and ballet dancing around, but not a lot for talented tap dancers," said Ms. Hopkins, who is working with Mr. Stern on a musical called "Tap Kids".